BAIR

The Bair Family Art Museum, built in 2011, sits adjacent to the late 19th century Charles M. Bair family home along the Upper Mussellshell River. The Bair site is just north of the majestic Crazy Mountains and west of the Castle Mountains. The museum features five state-of-the-art, climate controlled galleries that present the Bair family's Native American collection, western paintings by Charles Russell and Joseph Henry Sharp, Edward S. Curtis photogravures, and a diverse collection of modern European and American paintings... The Charles M. Bair Family Museum's goals are to inspire, to create opportunities, to guide discovery and learning and to expand our dialogue with history; these were the cherished aims and foremost desires of Marguerite Bair Lamb and Alberta Monroe Bair. The house museum embodies the essence of the family's history and their day-to-day lives. The art museum provides the conservation environment for the family's paintings, Native American objects and..

Primary location: Martinsdale United States